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Old 10-19-2004, 01:56 AM
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We finally invested in a digital camera. After the equivalent of about 6 rolls of film I finally got a few decent pictures and had to share them with someone.

I just have one question, how does anyone get a decent closeup of a fish?
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First you have to be very sneaky. Second you need your camera ISO set at 400 (for my camera this works great anyway). And third you need to have the equivalent on your memory card to about 6 rolls of film

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P.S. Will, I found it....
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All very nice!

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